Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will be launched in the first part of August, a new Asian publication, from which I saw a lot of valid information about Korean products, confirming this for everyone. It has already been said several times that the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will be launched on August 2 or 9 by Samsung, and this really seems to be the time when the phone will be revealed to the whole world, most likely in New York.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will not come with a fingerprint reader integrated into the screen, as many people still hope, this publication confirming again the fact that innovations will be completely missing from the new smartphone model. Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will have a better camera implemented by Samsung, it will have new chips with powerful processors, but unfortunately there will be nothing "wow" that will attract the attention of many people.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9: LAUNCH WITHOUT INNOVATIONS
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 has been announced for some time as a phone that will not have a new design, but will be extremely similar to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, except for the camera and the fingerprint reader, which will be positioned differently. The rest of the design for the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will be identical to that of the previous model, the Samsung company avoiding making any more important changes, although this could have brought an increase in phone sales.
"Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (tentative name), which is expected to be released globally in early August, will be equipped with iris authentication function. Samsung Electronics tried to introduce FOD function in Galaxy Note 9 but it was excluded as a technical difficulty."
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 will complete the series of phones that the Koreans have prepared for the year 2018, this being the last major release they are making, the rest of the important models being kept for 2019. The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 should arrive in stores until the end of August, but for now it is not known at what price the Koreans would charge for it, so it remains to be seen how much the fans will have to pay for the lack of innovations.
